Love that first eratic, BTW. It almost looks like someone painted it in camoflage, then buffed it.

It’s interesting how different the two boulders appear. The first one is smooth and almost green, the second much rougher and grayer. (Except for the moss, of course.) Granite?

We used to get a lot of towhees at our bird feeders, before the accursed raccoons made it impossible to have them. They were never on the actual feeders, always on the ground getting stuff the other birds had dropped.

there’s a few erratics in western PA and some interesting periglacial features where sandstone has been exposed. as always love the geology posts!